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a thin positive glass lense (ng=1.7) in air has a focal length of 25cm. the lense...

a thin positive glass lense (ng=1.7) in air has a focal length of 25cm. the lense is placed under water (nw=1.33) 90cm in front of a small fish. locate and describe the image of the fish.

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